Apple’s revamped Siri can now build a Taylor‑Swift playlist by voice.
In the iOS 27 developer beta, the new Siri—powered by a large language model—was asked to play songs from the Lover album that appeared in The Eras Tour setlist. It identified the five relevant tracks, added them to an Apple Music playlist, and even fetched recent news about Swift’s Knicks appearance and a new Toy Story 5 song. The assistant also pulled up surprise acoustic numbers from a São Paulo show and played them on command. All of this happened through natural‑language voice queries, something the legacy Siri could not do.
The demo signals that Apple is moving from basic reminders to context‑aware assistants that can read emails, calendars and external events to answer specific user requests. If the beta performance translates to the public release, voice‑first interactions could become far more useful—provided the model stays current and respects privacy.
For now, the feature is limited to iPhone 15 Pro and later, or Macs and iPads with M1 chips, and it remains in beta.